A holiday in Egypt means sun, beach and sea – but also, of course, culture when you follow in the footsteps of the ancient Egyptians in Giza .
One of the most beautiful beach paradises on the Red Sea is the seaside resort of Marsa Alam. Formerly a dreamy fishing village on the east coast of Egypt, Marsa Alam has become a popular holiday destination. The company’s own airport is located about 60 kilometers outside the city. The convenient journey and the fact that it is the warmest region on the Red...
The Nile makes its way through Egypt over a length of 1,550 kilometers. As the longest and most important river in Africa, the Nile is a famous attraction for tourists from all over the world. The Nile is considered the origin of Egyptian history and culture. A visit to the cities on the Nile and the surrounding excursion destinations reveals the extraordinary...
Egypt – the land of pharaohs, pyramids and eternal dunes. The impressive history of the country is always worth a trip. Autumn in particular attracts many tourists to the historic cities and endless beaches. Now is the time to apply for the Egypt visa for Germans and to keep an eye on the Corona regulations. Egypt, here I come! – Visa requirements for German citizens...
For some, this is a country before our era. It is the realm of the pyramids and the pharaohs, and the stone witnesses of the past leave the viewer amazed and incredulous. Egypt – these are wonders of the world that you can touch and that you must have seen, because they are unique in the world and where the larger-than-life statues in the temple in Luxor...
Between the north of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula lies the Red Sea. This inland sea is particularly known for its breathtaking underwater world in many Egyptian seaside resorts. Many tourists who want to spend a relaxing holiday in North Africa and switch off from everyday life dare to dive and look forward to unforgettable adventures below sea level. The water...
Cairo, the largest city on the African continent, is said to look like an unwashed and disheveled girl to its visitors on a first visit. But anyone who has become accustomed to the maze of streets and the noise level in the bazaar understands why Cairo is referred to as the “mother of all cities”. Because this “disheveled girl” has many faces...
53 kilometers south of Hurghada is Safaga, an old seaport known for its clean air, black sand dunes and mineral springs. Safaga is considered Egypt’s most important phosphate export center and important seaport. Many visitors also come for medical reasons. Safaga is said to have extraordinary potential for curing psoriasis, rheumatism and arthritis, but also...
The port city of Hurghada is one of the most popular holiday destinations for German tourists for a reason. It welcomes its visitors with a wide range of recreational opportunities and exciting excursion destinations. Off the coast there are excellent diving and snorkeling areas and you get the opportunity to swim with dolphins. About 160,000 people live in Hurghada...